Online Safety
Online safety is an extremely important part of keeping children safe at Our Lady Queen of Peace . We have extensive security measures in place in school, which are monitored both internally and externally, to help safeguard pupils from potential dangers or unsuitable material. Any online safety incidents are recorded and managed using our safeguarding reporting procedures. Online safety is taught each half term across all keystages using a progressive scheme of work from National Online Safety that covers all the strands of the 'UKCIS Education in a connected world' framework. Elements of Online safety are also covered within our Computing and PSHE lessons. These lessons explain and demonstrate how to stay safe and behave appropriately online whilst also teaching older pupils ways to manage risk. You can see a full overview of our online safety teaching below.
Our Lady Queen of Peace Online Safety Yearly Overview
National Online Safety 
To be successful in keeping children safe online it is imperative that we work with parents to ensure the online safety messages are consistent. both at home and school and it is important that parents speak to their children about how they can keep safe and behave appropriately online we are also a member of National Online safety where parents can access information an extensive variety of Online Safety topics. In order to access this content you will need to sign up as a parent using the link that you will have or will soon receive. Once signed up you can access courses for parents, webinars and weekly help guides. This content is available in the form of an App and via the web.
https://info.nationalonlinesafety.com/mobile-app
#WakeupWednesday
As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting and encouraging online safety across our school community we may from time to time send out helpguides from the #wakeupwednesday' campaign. These will be guides that we feel will benefit parents at our school, directly link to a topic we have been recently discussing or provide further information on a concern raised or identified.
Useful Online Safety Links
West Mercia Police have released a campaign to help young people protect themselves from and handle cyberbullying. Please click the link below to find out more information on how to deal with cyberbullying.
CEOP
You will see this logo on many Social Networking Sites. You can click this link to report someone or something that has made you feel scared or uncomfortable on line.
Thinkuknow - this website will give you lots of advice on how to use the internet safely and responsibly.
Mobile Phone Safety - a guide to keeping safe whilst using your mobile phone
The SMART rules - A link to the Kidsmart Website for internet safety.
Safe Online Gaming - Know your Pegi ratings and how to stay safe when gaming.
Internet safety games
Google Interland - a game and challenge based online safety site
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